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ERMONS, On Subjects chiefly Pracikai : V.Y with Illustrative Notes, and an Appendix, relating to the Character of the Church of England, as distinguished both from other bra►►ches of the Refor►nation, and Iron► the 'MOdern Church of Rome. This Day were poblished, In Two Vciinmes Octavo. price lHs. in boards, a New Edition, By the Rev..lollN JEBB, A. M. 'lector of, Abingdon, in the Diocese of Cashel. Printed for T. Cadull and W.. Davies, Strand. . being the Twedfth, of ELEMENTS of CIIIUSTIAN EO - containing Proofs of the Authenticity of the Holy Scriptures ; a Summary of- the History of the :Jews; a brief Statement of the Contents of the several Books ( of the 01d and New Testaments; a short Account of the English 'Translations of the Bible, and oh the Liturgy of the Church of England; and a Setiptural Exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles of Relit;ion. Designed principally for the Use of Young Students in Divinity. By GEORGE TOMLINE, D.D. 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'This has been evinced in the Esta blishment of tue Medical Board at Charlotte h Ouse, and at IVoodstock- House, Woodstock -street, Oxford -street, where cures are every day performed in cases which have baffled the skill or eminent professors, and excited their astnnishment. • The INledical Board have particularly attended to those consequences of a certain disease, which entails the most listressing dettilities , anti un hinges the constitution of both sexes. They also remove the effects of those symptoms arising, from juvenile indiscretion, from• irregular living, and front a long tesidence hi warm clintates—ot this description they beg pat ticularly to notice obsti nate eruptions in the skin, sore throat, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken for rheu matism, strictures, fistulas, scrophula, &c. 111ess:s CoopEn, and Co.-afte4 forty years' prac tice in various llospitals, are consulted at Wood stock-street, Oxford -street, d=illy, from eight till eight ;•and at the Medical Board, Charloite- Nouse, Great Charlotte -street, Blackftiars-road, precisely from twelve until eight in the evening. Mechanics, and persons of moderate income, have advice gratis , it they attend at certain hours, hamelY, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday tot fl ings, 'until one o'clock, and every evening trout six to eight, * it * A side door, and private rootns for fewlet,. " Throughout the whole of the day her Ma jesty has continued much in the same-debilitated state, without any perceptible alteration, 'either fur the better or worse. ‘4 Sir Francis Milman returned to the Palace to-day about three o'clock, and had an itnmediate conference with .Sir Henry Wilford, at the close of which both the 'physicians visited the RoyaA Chamber, and a Messenger was afterwards sent off to'Mr. lirdnde, in Arlington -street. " The Prince Regent has to-night again omit ted his usual visit-, but his Royal Highness has sent down an express to receive the evening report of the Physicians ; and the messenger was the bearer of 'letters from his Royal Highness both to the Princess Augusta, and the Duchess of Gloucester." [Morning Post.] ,THE LATF: ROYAL VISIT TO PARIS. Moract of a Lettrr from Paris, October 31.1 " The interview of the two Sovereigns of the North with our well- beloved Mon;lrch was most affecting. ft would indeed be difficult to convey an idea of the transport with which the Emperor ALEXANDER threw himself into the arms of the King, and to express all the marks of attachment reciprocally winced by the three SoVereigns for each tither. From the time of noon, a conside rable assemblage occupied the Boulevards du Nord, expecting- the Emperor ALEXANDER, but his-Majesty avoided tlitir eager welcome, by or deriog his carriage to proceed through the bye streets. In the evening, at the Opera, when the King of PRUSSIAwas present, it was ascertained, with considerable regret, that the Emperor ALEX.. ANDER, on qui,ting the KING, continued his route, at halt-past 'eight, in order to sleep at Sen lis. Between the Acts, the King of PRUSSIA walked with his hat off, in the lobbies of the Opera-house, accompanied by Prince AUGUSTUS, his son, anti Baron ALEXANDER DE HUMBOLDT, his Chamberlain." - MILITARY DINNER.-011 Monday last, the Tyne Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Lieutenant- Colonel Sir THOMAS BURDON, terminated their eight days' military duty at Newcastle. In the early part of the day the corps turned out in full ,review order, in honour of the 58th anniversary of his Majesty's Accession to the Throne ; and, certainly, we most be permitted to say, the ap pearance of both men and horses was such as fully to entitle them to the unqualified approba tion of the spectator. Au excellent regimental band, mounted, seemed very deservedly to sttrai t notice. -In the afternoon, the. Colonel and Offi cers gave an elegant entertainment at the Queen's Head Inn, to r. large party of friends. We no. tired Major-General Ley, R. A., the Hon. Capt. Douglas, and the Officers of the 6th Dragomi Guards, Dr. Trotter, R. N., Mr. &c. The dinner was much admired, as well for the de licacy of the viands as the richness of the wines. The presidential duties of the table were, perhaps, never 'move felicitously executed titan they wete by Sir Thomas liutdon upon this occasion ; bum per after bomber of " rosy wine" was quaffed to the most appropriate toasts (the health of the head of the house of !Gary challenged peculiar ap piobation and applause) ; and it was almost wills regret that the-company broke up to go to tlte fheatte, where the evening's performances were specially patronized by the corps. The house was v..e weeny and • numerously attended, and the eu te,tainotents went off with tterited eclat, enli vened a t intervals by some spirited -t - nArtial pieces performed by the hand of the regiment.—(Dur ham Advertiser, Oct: 31.) Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, who is considered as a hold rider, had nearly met with a serious accident a few days since, %%bile hunt lug. He Was riding over a tract of what is called rotten land, and had just Laughed at the difficulties of some other sports n►en, when ,he •was himself thrown out of the stirrans. He .escaped, however, without being much hurt, except by the retaliating laughter of his companions. The Baronet -is at his seat, 4arnshtti y Manor, Wiltshire, and he was bunting W:01 MI, WARD'a 1101111(.13.